Kenneth & Dorothy Hill Fellowship
The Kenneth & Dorothy Hill Fellowship provides support for doctoral graduate students whose work centrally entails research in the Special Collections at the UC San Diego Library.
Fellowship recipients will receive a stipend of $12,000 to be paid over the 9-month academic year.
Doctoral students whose work centrally entails research in the Special Collections of the UC San Diego Library, and who have used the Special Collections for their research within the 12 months preceding the fellowship's nomination deadline, are eligible for this award. Eligible students will be notified by GEPA of the opportunity to apply based on usage records from the Special Collections.
Application packets consist of:
Application form
CV (2 pages max.)
Research statement (3 pages max.) describing:
Brief overview of dissertation project (or proposed project);
Research performed thus far in the Special Collections and how it has informed your doctoral work;
Proposal/description of how applicant will continue to make use of Special Collections materials to support their doctoral research.
Two letters of support from UC San Diego faculty
The Fellowship Cycle for 2026-2027 is currently open.
Year of Award | Recipient Name | Department |
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Year of Award | Recipient Name | Department |
|---|---|---|
2022-23 | Joe Riley | Visual Arts / SIO |
2021-22 | not awarded |
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2020-21 | Saribel Morales-Rivera | History |
2018-19 | Kevan Malone | History |
2016-17 | Mychal Odom | History |
2014-15 | Jordan Haug | Anthropology |
2012-13 | Philip Clements | History |
2010-11 | Matthew Shindell | History |